Journal created:
on 6 October 2006 (#11323970)
Updated:
on 22 August 2010
Name:
For people who love everything Czech!
Location:
Germany
Membership:
Open
Posting Access:
All Members , Moderated
This is a community about everything Czech - Czech language, film, literature, theatre, art ...
I studied Czech culture and history at university and I would love to share my "obsession" with everything Czech.
It is an open community and anybody may join. Feel free to comment or post news by yourself - everything on Czech culture - from today, the 90s, 80s, 70s,70s ... or the middle ages will be fine! You can comment in English, Czech, German.
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Some information about me:
Since I met some Czech people in 1995 I have been kind of mad about everything Czech and started learning Czech and got to know everything I never wanted to know about koncovky, hacky, carky, vidy, 1001 pady, male alive, male unalive, female and neutral declinations and much much more. After I learnt how to introduce myself, ask for food and drinks and made frustrating efforts at pronouncing the ř (but cheered up when I got to know that apparently even Václav Havel cannot pronouce the ř probably) I travelled to Jesenik (almost got lost on my way) to take part at a workcamp in a children's camp (and ended up repairing flooded and destroyed streets, receiving fresh bread from Czech army helicopters and superhandsome Czech soldiers as all other ways to Jesenik where blocked after the flooding in 1997).
After finishing school I studied Czech culture and history (and film which has actually been my major...), spent some time in Brno and Prague and am now working as an editor in an educational publishing house. I'm still learning Czech language and trying to get by with the č, ř and š but I really miss getting information and learning new things about Czech film, literature, theatre ... That's why I decided to open this community!
I studied Czech culture and history at university and I would love to share my "obsession" with everything Czech.
It is an open community and anybody may join. Feel free to comment or post news by yourself - everything on Czech culture - from today, the 90s, 80s, 70s,70s ... or the middle ages will be fine! You can comment in English, Czech, German.
Gratis Counter by GOWEB
Some information about me:
Since I met some Czech people in 1995 I have been kind of mad about everything Czech and started learning Czech and got to know everything I never wanted to know about koncovky, hacky, carky, vidy, 1001 pady, male alive, male unalive, female and neutral declinations and much much more. After I learnt how to introduce myself, ask for food and drinks and made frustrating efforts at pronouncing the ř (but cheered up when I got to know that apparently even Václav Havel cannot pronouce the ř probably) I travelled to Jesenik (almost got lost on my way) to take part at a workcamp in a children's camp (and ended up repairing flooded and destroyed streets, receiving fresh bread from Czech army helicopters and superhandsome Czech soldiers as all other ways to Jesenik where blocked after the flooding in 1997).
After finishing school I studied Czech culture and history (and film which has actually been my major...), spent some time in Brno and Prague and am now working as an editor in an educational publishing house. I'm still learning Czech language and trying to get by with the č, ř and š but I really miss getting information and learning new things about Czech film, literature, theatre ... That's why I decided to open this community!
art, brejchova, brno, charles university, chytilova, cimrman, culture, czech, czech spring, divadlo na zabradli, drei nüsse für aschenbrödel, egon bondy, film, film a doba, forman, hrebejk, husa na provazku, juracek, kachyna, kadar a klos, karlovy vary, kohout, liehm, literature, ludvik vaculik, masaryk university, menzel, nemec, olomouc, ostrava, papousek, passer, praha, prazske jaro, prst strc skrz krk, sametova revoluce, samizdat, schorm, seifert, skvorecky, slama, smetana, studio y, suchy a slitr, sverak, theatre, uherske hradiste, vaclav havel, velvet revolution, vltava, zelenka
